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Running is More Popular Than Ever. But Why Now? And Can It Stay Cool?

Running is More Popular Than Ever. But Why Now? And Will It Last?

Arresting adverting, actually sleek kit, and unique, unsanctioned races have made running cool. Its heyday might be its downfall.

Fjällräven Keb Trousers Review: The Perfect Hiking Pants for All Weather

A Week in Patagonia Convinced Me Fjallraven Makes the Perfect Hiking Pants

Whether worn in blazing sun or freezing rain, the Fjallraven Keb Trousers kept our gear tester comfortable, dry, and ... "sexy." Let her explain

Inside Southbound 400, the Wild, Unsanctioned Relay Race from Canada to NYC

Inside Southbound 400, the Wild & Unsanctioned Relay Race from Canada to NYC

The unique race pits teams of eight in an all-out 400-mile footrace across New York State. Here's the full scoop, from the founder & past winners

How Patagonia Saved a Famous Explorer's Chalet For Their New Argentina Shop

Patagonia's Newest Store Is a Restored Explorer's Chalet In the Argentinian Alps

Restored using original materials and methods, the six-acre property in remote Argentina includes the main building, outbuildings and gardens

What It's Like to Run The Speed Project, a 340-Mile Unsanctioned Road Race

Inside The Speed Project, an Unsanctioned 340-Mile Relay Race with a Cult Following

Three finishers share how and why they run the brutal desert race with a cult following, spanning Los Angeles to Las Vegas every spring since 2013

GR20 Hiking Guide: All You Need to Know About the Toughest Trek in Europe

We Fastpacked the Toughest Trek in Europe So You Don't Have to

A comprehensive overview of the legendary 112-mile trail, from history to what I learned while fastpacking it, and what I would do differently

Trust the Current: 15 Months & 12,000 Miles from Rhode Island to Cape Horn

Learning to Trust the Current on an 12,000 Mile Journey Around the Americas

Braving 70 knot winds, 20 foot swell, Chilean rachas, and mental boundaries to reach the tip of South America and the dreaded Drakes Passage

Geodesic Dome Guide: From EPCOT to Everest, Hippie to Yuppie

How One Great Inventor Changed the World With a Geodesic Camping Tent

Utopian architecture to camping equipment, here's how Bucky Fuller's greatest design changed the world—and how you can build a dome of your own today

The Creator of @Cabinlove on Saunas, Hot Tubs & Her New Book "THERMAL"

The Creator of @Cabinlove on Saunas, Hot Springs & Her New Book "THERMAL"

A conversation with Lindsey Bro on building her 500k+ IG audience, her fascination with bath culture, and favorite hot springs from around the world

 Unyoked Is Using Minimalist Cabins to Help City Dwellers Cure Burnout

Feeling Burnout? This Network of Off-Grid Cabins Could be a Cure

These off-grid tiny cabins encourage sustainable tourism and tech-free time in the wilderness of Australia, New Zealand, and the UK

Trevor Davis' Strange & Creative Design Vision for William Ellery

Inside William Ellery, Where Trevor Davis' Strange & Creative Vision Comes to Life

How the once professional chef and former Tom Sachs' fabricator creates materials-driven "expedition gear" for outdoor wear in New York City

15 Film Photos of Adventure From a Free-wheeling Summer in New Zealand

Photo Essay: Exploring New Zealand's South Island by Camper Van

After living near Auckland for seven years, one professional expat photographer dedicates a final summer to seeking out adventure on the South Island

Chris Burkard Reveals His Photography Career Beginnings in New Book

Q&A: Chris Burkard Talks Film, Localism, & Going to a Russian Jail in New Book

The world famous adventure photographer shares stories from behind the lens in his new memoir-photo book, "Wayward"

How Landscape Design Saved Chile's San Pedro Hot Springs

These Hot Springs in Chile Were Restored to Preserve Landscape and Culture

After these popular hot springs fell into disrepair, an architecture student gave them a second life by redesigning the riverside site

The All-Glass Lucia Smart Cabin in Finland Opens Up to Nature

This All-Glass Micro Cabin in Finland Boasts Views in Every Direction

With see-through walls, this riverside abode embraces both hot summers and and bitter winters thanks to smart design features

La Loica & La Tagua Are Twin Off-Grid Cabins on Chile's Pacific Coast

These Twin Off-Grid Cabins Overlook Chile's Rugged Pacific Coast

Strategic design elements allow a pair of modern cabins to stand on a steep hillside a few hours from Santiago and a few minutes from the beach below

Lost Coast Hiking Guide: What You Need to Know About the Iconic California Trail

A Hiker's Guide to Northern California's Legendary Lost Coast Trail

Dreamy film photography, gear essentials, pro tips, and do's & don'ts for backpacking one of the West Coast's most classic trails

 Fjällräven Kånken Art Series Helps Fight Ocean Plastic Pollution

New Fjällräven Art Series Funds Nonprofits Fighting Ocean Plastic Pollution

The unique fundraising series features recycled materials and an abstract pattern inspired by micro plastics designed by Swedish artist Linn Fritz

10 Sports Sunglasses for Everyday Wear—and Getting Outdoorsy

The 10 Best Sports Sunglasses for Everyday Wear—and Getting Outdoorsy

Stylish shades for men & women that pack loads of performance features into classic everyday frame shapes

These Recycled Sunglasses Are Helping Keep Patagonia Clean

In Chile, Community Collected Ocean Trash Is Recycled Into Fashionable Eyewear

Working in partnership with rural communities, Karün creates sustainable specs out of discarded fishing nets, rope, and other waste

An Off-Grid A-Frame in the Heart of Chile's Conguillío National Park

This Off-Grid A-Frame Sits in the Middle of Chile's Most Epic National Park

A clever two-structure vacation retreat set mid-mountain in the Andes embraces natural light and the local landscape

Q&A with The Father of Adventure Travel, MT Sobek Co-Founder Richard Bangs

The Father of Adventure Travel Says to Protect We Must Explore

The MT Sobek co-founder discusses 55 years in the travel business, the call of wild places, and the big-picture problems of travel on a choking planet

On Patagonia, Film Photography, and the Beauty of the Unknown

A Photo Essay on Patagonia, Shooting Film, and the Beauty of the Unknown

A journey to the end of the Earth reveals breathtaking alpine views & reflections on the value of optimism in the face of uncertainty

This Striking Black Cabin in Patagonia Offers Refuge Across All Seasons

This Striking Black Cabin in Patagonia Offers Refuge Across All Seasons

Natural materials and prefab construction make this remote structure durable and adaptive